Norway - LC-MS/MS reagents for screening newborn babies for congenital diseases as well as diagnostics and monitoring PKU patients at OUS

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Provided by Open Opps
Opportunity closing date
07 September 2018
Opportunity publication date
21 June 2018
Category
33696000
Value of contract
£0-100k
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Description

The aim of the procurement is to meet the Newborn Screening Department´s need for LC-MS/MS reagent kits for screening newborn babies for Phenylketonuria (PKU), Propionic acidemia (PA), Metylmalon acidemia (MMA), Isovalerianic acidemia (IVA), Holokarboksylase syntase defect (HCS/MCD), Beta-ketothiolase defect (BKT), Glutarsyreuri type 1 (GA1), Mellomkjedet acyl-CoA-dehydrogenase defect (MCAD), Langkjedet 3-hydroksyacyl-CoA-dehydrogenase defect (LCHAD), Tri-functional protein defect (TFP), Meget langkjedet acyl-CoA- dehydrogenase defect (VLCAD), Karnitin-transporter defect (CTD), Karnitin-palmitoyltransferase I-defect (CTP IA), Karnitin-palmitoyltransferase II-defect (CTP II), Karnitin acylkarnitin-tranlokase defect (CACT), Glutarsyreuri type 2 (GA2), Homocystinuri/Hypermetioninemi (HCU/MET), Tyrosinemi type I (TYR I), and 3-OH 3-metylglutaryl-CoA lyase defect (HMG), as well as diagnostics and monitoring of PKU patients.

We would also like to be able to test for ADA-SCID, but this is not a requirement.

The Newborn Screening Department currently analyses approx.

60 000 samples of filter sample cards and 3500 PKU samples from patients per annum.

Estimated scope and value:

- Approx. 60,000 samples per annum for screening newborn babies

- Approx. 3,500 PKU samples per annum, which are analysed in duplicate for patient monitoring.

Opportunity closing date
07 September 2018
Value of contract
£0-100k

About the buyer

Address
Sykehusinnkjøp HF Postboks 40 Vadsø 9811 Norway
Contact
emihil@sykehusinnkjop.no

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